Take the tourist spots for example, I think between Vegas and LA that was over 100 million visitors per year.

I hate wasting my time showing (so many tourists out there) and if I do, I want to rent for years not months.

I am currently in plans to get started with my dad on investing in a few properties, since we live in a touristic area (the Tampa Bay Area) we are looking to invest in properties that can be rented out on AirBnb and other short vacation rental platforms.

I suggested that an area on the eastern coast may be better for rental income since Miami and the surrounding cities are more tourist oriented but Ft Myers area is more retirement focused.

Normally, Los Angeles gets 50 million tourists a year, mostly in the summer.

You're in a tourist area plus AirBNB gives you an SEO boost for being a new listing.

The neighborhood is full of historic million dollar homes and is a tourist destination as well - so I believe it would rent well.

I live in a tourist town in Eastern Pennsylvania.

People continue to move here for the diverse economy, plethora of fun activities like tourist attractions and outdoor parks, and we have a very rich culture and food scene as well. 

Thinking about how urbanized Korea already is, they should be all about the subway and Ubering, unless most tourists in LA rent cars.